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Switzerland’s glaciers just lost 6% of their ice in a single year.
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With hundreds of thousands more people expected to move into Western Sydney in coming decades, one farmer warns agricultural lands could be "gone forever" without better planning.
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Growth has got way ahead of providing for a reasonable standard of living for families on Sydney’s fringe.
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Overcoming bottlenecks in coral reproduction and settlement. At the Australian Institute of Marine Science, we reliably breed corals in the National Sea Simulator for research. But to breed corals to improve reef recovery at larger scales, we first need to improve the survival rate of the young corals when deployed, onto the Reef. The Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program is developing and testing a suite of interventions to help the Great Barrier Reef resist, adapt to, and recover from climate change impacts. Coral aquaculture is a key component of several interventions which will help fast-track the recovery of the Great Barrier Reef.
- How do scientists up-scale the reproduction of coral larvae? - How do researchers use coral seeding to enhance the survival and growth of coral young? Learn more: - https://www.aims.gov.au/research-topics/environmental-issues/climate-change/coral-aquaculture - https://gbrrestoration.org/program/coral-aquaculture-and-deployment/ The Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program is funded by the partnership between the Australian Government’s Reef Trust and the Great Barrier Reef Foundation.
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The coral reef at Lizard Island, 270 kilometres north of Cairns, has been hit by four mass bleaching events in six years. Marine biologists are hopeful about its future, but much scepticism remains about its long-term survival.
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As a cyclist, Matt Glanville faced winds head-on. Now, he is using his experience of the air’s ebbs and flows to help shape the city.
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With increasing ocean temperatures, world-leading marine researchers say Australia's coral only has a few decades of survival left.
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Beautiful shopping streets attract people — and that’s good for business. Images of ten reimagined local shopping streets show how they can become the beautiful hearts of their local communities.
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The mass loss of trees in 2015 provides important lessons for the future, scientists say.
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A new multi-million-dollar conservation initiative in Colombia aims to create numerous new protected areas and biological corridors across the country, bringing it closer to meeting long-term climate change prevention goals. The $245-million project, called Heritage Colombia, will support the creation, expansion and improvement of 32 million hectares (nearly 80 million acres) of protected land and […]
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Search your suburb: seven charts show which areas have the fastest growing incomes, which are taking in the most, and which was hit hardest by COVID-19.
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Marine ecologists from UNSW Sydney have pieced together the untold history of kelp forest management around the world. The findings will help us understand how we can bring this vital ecosystem back from the brink.
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The Drying Green is a relaxing space for locals and visitors that pays homage to Green Square’s past.
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The USGS just debuted a complete remaking of the water cycle diagram—with humans as headliners.
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The Atlas of Sustainable Development Goals 2020
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The World Wildlife Fund Living Planet Index highlights "devastating" losses in more than 5,000 species globally in a study across 48 years.
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Data cubes built using decades of satellite images reveal how the quality of estuarine and coastal waters changes after weather events, and over time.
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Orange has a "bright future" according to 75 per cent of residents.
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With this year’s hurricane season under way, Al Jazeera visualises the differences between various storm systems.
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Wilderness gives our mental health a real boost. But growing private interests in national parks are stopping those less well off from free nature therapy.
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More carbon in the atmosphere is creating a hotter world—and gradually fueling both climate change and instances of wildfires.
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The world’s landscapes and ecosystems are degrading at an unprecedented pace. It’s in our common interest to build resilient landscapes, restore healthy ecosystems and create regenerative businesses for generations to come.
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Leading Liberal politicians have joined residents to criticise Ku-ring-gai Council’s plans to sell off an old bowling club to developers.
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China is set to add at least 570 gigawatts (GW) of wind and solar power in the 14th five-year plan (FYP) period (2021–25).
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